Large new build.

Ammonia and nitrite back to 0. Time for a few cromies. Tank should be ready to ship soon
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Hello again. My tank is in a crate and picked up by the carrier. Did a bit of electric so I can stop tripping over cords. And tile is taking time. (I don't care for it).
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I have to say, custom aquarium did a fantastic job crating this thing. The moving kit they provided made this 10 ft tank move with ease. And the quality of the tank itself is very nice. I think they could of done a little nicer job with the globs of silicone, but as long as she doesn't leak, it's all good.
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I have to say, custom aquarium did a fantastic job crating this thing. The moving kit they provided made this 10 ft tank move with ease. And the quality of the tank itself is very nice. I think they could of done a little nicer job with the globs of silicone, but as long as she doesn't leak, it's all good.
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Wow! What a job! Glad to see it in the house.

 
I would recommend putting sheet rock on the ceiling above the fish tank. The fibers from the insulation will inevitably end up getting in the tank. I don't know if they will really do any harm to the tank but, it will certainly be a pain to clean up.
 

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